Auto Prize Campaign Promises 1915 Chevrolet Touring Car
Beach Chronicle promotes a Western North Dakota contest with a 1915 five passenger Chevrolet touring car as first prize. The scheme, run by Northwestern Circulation Co. of Green Bay, Wis, offers prizes, cash commissions to non winners, and a bundled offer with Northern Farmer magazine. Readers are urged to nominate themselves or friends and collect subscriptions and credit coupons over eight weeks starting December 7.
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Live Wire
Wire
Moon Searon
North Dakota
America
Beach
de Chiverlet
Chronicle
Ossible
Northwestern Circulation Co
Green Bay
Wis
Credi
Golden Valley County
Ekalaka Fights Baker For County Seat
Ekalaka seeks to block Baker from taking county seat status after a 62 vote win. A temporary injunction filed in Fallon County District Court restrains Baker and officials from moving county records and machinery. A hearing to make the injunction permanent was held. Judge Hurley will rule later in the week. Baker supporters attended, including local and county figures, as Thanksgiving approached.
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Glendive
Ekalaka
Fallon County
Baker
Eklaka
Hurley
Fallon Counsent
District Court
Lutheran Church Sunday and Advent Services Schedule
The Lutheran Church announces services for Sunday November 29 with morning worship at 1 o'clock and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 12 15 for Sunday December 6 with evening service at 7 1. Theo Bursett is pastor.
Michels and Ver dick unite in wedding at Catholic church
Charley Michels and Miss Mary Ver dick were married last Tuesday morning at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Woelpers officiating. About 150 guests attended a reception at the groom’s parents home west of town. The couple will reside with the Michels family until spring then build on the Michel farm.
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Charley Michels
Mary Verdick
Father Woelpers
John Michels
Golden Valley
Michel
Desperate Situation in Scrappingtons Vegetarian Standoff
A humorous exchange reveals Scrappington and his wife living on mushrooms as they each hope the other will swallow a toadstool. The deadpan joke highlights a comedic stalemate in a strained marriage with no concern for the other’s danger.
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Scrappington
Oll
Former Men doza Editor in Trouble
George L. Nelson editor of the Co operators Herald published at Fargo was found guilty of contempt of the supreme court and sentenced to ten days in Burleigh county jail plus a $200 fine. If the fine is not paid, twenty more days may be added. Nelson, once publisher of the Medora Herald, faced arrest after actions seen as an attack on the North Dakota Supreme Court. The case, heard before Chief Justice Spalding, ended with Baker discharged and Nelson convicted.
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George L. Nelson
Cooperators’ Herald
Fargo
Burleigh
Smpreme
A. M. Baker
Mana Nelson
Edi Herald
Jin Fargo
Herald
Wes
Bt Fargo
Frank Barnes
Burleigh County
Supreme Court
Milleon
Supreme Court of
State of
North Dakota
Marshal Barnes
Bismarck
Baker
Nelson
Deendants
Spalding
Bismarck Palladium
Nelson Will
Billings County
Medora Herald
Billing County
Wheat Area in 1915 to the Greatest in World's History
The 1915 wheat area is expected to be the largest in world history due to the European war. Charles M. Daugherty of the agriculture department predicts heavy demand from Western European imports will spur extensive sowing of winter and spring varieties in North America.
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Washington
Charles M. Daugherty
Department of Agriculture
Westernurope
North America
Bravery Attributable To Toothache In Battle
An old soldier recalls a night of severe toothache before a battle. Amid nerves and fear, his aching tooth spurred a sudden surge to lead his company. He earned praise for bravery, but he insists the act was driven by pain relief not courage.
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Paine
Health and Foot and Mouth Disease Precautions
Federal experts say human health is not seriously at risk from foot and mouth disease. Pasteurization is advised for milk not from tuberculin-tested cows, heating to 145 degrees F for 30 minutes. Boiling milk is suggested where pasteurization isn’t possible. Milk from infected herds is quarantined. cattle are slaughtered, carcasses buried, premises disinfected, and precautionary measures urged for those handling animals.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
Denmark
Germany
New England
Europe
Fatel
Largest Killing of Cattle Ever Recorded in State
Glendive reports the northwest’s largest foot and mouth disease cattle slaughter. On Sunday 821 cattle, many infected, were taken from stock yards to a trench near Hoyt and buried after fumigation and rapid disposal. State Veterinarian Butler ordered the purge with AG Kelly's advice, with strict quarantine for Terry and surrounding farms.
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Glendive
Northwest
Hoyt
A. J. DuFrene
8 AS OLD AS THE WORLD BOY PROBLEM IN THE PRESS
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer excerpt comments on the boy problem, noting boys age ten to sixteen grasp more than their fathers suspect. It argues that male development swings between ambition and restraint, praising patient, steady tutelage while warning against adult cynicism and overreach.
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Manhond
Christopher
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
All Countries Levy on Biscuit Ingredients from Global Trade
The article lists perishable and nonperishable ingredients for a biscuit, naming origins across Zanzibar, Meatarwway Straite, India, Cochin, Cochin Chinn, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Panama, Jamaica, Ruston, and America. It notes cinnamon, ginger, almonds, dates, coconut, cheese, lard, eggs, honey, fruits, jellies, sugar, and vast grain belts as supplies. It emphasizes global sourcing and wide geographic spread of inputs feeding the biscuit production.
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Zanzibar
East Africa
India
Makascar
Turkey
Cochin Chinn
Tanelea
South Ameria
Spain
Prabad
Colon
Panam
Porta Jamaica
Ruston
Emma
America
Owl Country
Stopping the Procession Prods Small Deeds to Last
The piece argues that tiny acts by many individuals steadily improve the world rather than relying on grand single feats. It urges persistent personal effort, insisting neglect is a sin when progress is slow and collective. The writer concludes we must not stop the procession.
Britain’s Pagan Code and the Punishment Fit
A historical remark by Robert Anderson criticizing the idea of fitting punishment to crime. He cites a harsh stance and argues for restitution rather than severe penalties. The text reflects debates on criminal justice and moral philosophy from a London Caronicie source.
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Britain
Robert Anderson
Gilhordan
Giles Chirivaton
Mike Dghah
Millennium
Longon Caronicie
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